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Vespa scooters have been manufactured by the end of WWII by Italian giant Piaggio motorcycle. The first Vespa scooter was developed as a unique model in 1946 by the Piaggio Company of Pontedera, Italy, and has expanded over the years in a wide range of scooter models. Vespa Scooter has also retained many original features from their early designs particularly the very distinctive and recognizable painting pressed steel cowling which completely covers the rear-mounted engine. They also kept their flat panels big and impressive floor plate and steel front robe even modern scooter Vespa models are composed of a series of composite materials the overall aesthetics remained relatively faithful to the early designs of the Piaggio motorcycle company.

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Vespa Scooters quickly gained prominence in Italy, where they were cheap and economical form of transportation for the masses of post-war and all things a sense of Italian style. Increased interest and growing demand from abroad has helped create success for Vespa scooters and at the turn of the 1950s, Vespa was the first and most successful global manufacturer and seller Scooter. Vespa scooters with their Italian rivals Lambretta scooters become synonymous with the Swinging Sixties by Britain, which were chosen form of transport mode for the style conscious movement. Vespa held similar kudos for the day when they are still considered among many scooter enthusiasts as the most stylish of scooters.

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Original maker Piaggio, Vespa was originally manufacturer for military fighter Italian general. And it was shortly after the war when Enrico Piaggio decided to turn the company he inherited from his father Rinaldo Piaggio in motorcycle manufacturer. Vespa scooters soon trapped in war-torn Italy and bankrupt with the common man, because they offered cheap and accessible form of transport in a country just starting to recover from war. Piaggio Vespa design inspiration was drawn from the U. S. Cushman scooter, which had appeared in Italy at the end of World courtesy of the U.S. military. The original designer of Vespa Piaggio Scooter engineer Corradino D'Ascanio was.